🧪⚒️ In a recent paper in Nature Communications, Dr. Társilo Girona and Dr. Kyriaki Drymoni claim that their machine learning algorithm can predict upcoming large earthquakes. We tested the method, and found that it does not work. Read more on our blog.
We examine a new earthquake paper in Nature Communications.
The first EPOS TCS AH webinar of Season 2 is next Monday (2024-09-30 16:00 CET). Come listen to Glenda and me discuss a couple of use cases in outreach and teaching related to induced seismicity using data from the EPOS EPISODES Platform. Sign-up below. ⚒️🧪
Interested in open use case datasets of mining, hydrocarbon extraction, geothermal, water reservoir induced earthquakes (catalogues, waveforms, production data) and the software tools to visualise and analyse them? EPOS TCS AH is now on Bluesky. ⚒️🧪
Archive photo for #FoldFriday. The Lady Cave Anticline, Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire, South Wales. Northward verging chevron profile anticline in Upper Carboniferous Lower Coal Measures sandstone. ⚒️🧪
exciting news for seismologists everywhere. My greatest ever achievement, a functioning geophone made from Lego, is now available to purchase from mindsetsonline.co.uk , also available a usb 24bit digitiser.
Archive photo for #FoldFriday. Anticline-syncline pair in the Lower Carboniferous Ecton Limestone, Apes Tor, Ecton, Staffordshire, close to the historic Ecton Copper Mine. These are part of a north-south trending fold system in the Staffordshire Peak District formed during the Variscan Orogeny.
There is fossilised tree material at Broadhaven but I am pretty certain that what you have here are nodules of siderite (iron carbonate).
Archive photo for #FoldFriday. Slump folds, Lissan Formation, Masada National Park, Israel. The Lissan Fm. comprises lake varves, with summer, white, gypsiferous layers interbedded with more grey, winter, siltier ones. Slumps are triggered by seismic activity along the Dead Sea Transform. ⚒️🧪
P-wave from yesterday’s (22:39:07 UTC 2024/09/07) M6.0 Tonga Islands earthquake recorded on my Raspberry Shake seismometer in Newcastle-under-Lyme, England ⚒️🧪